These fake Florida grannies got their first COVID-19 vaccine doses after all

SIR ORANGE, Fla. – Two women who pretended to be elderly so they could get the COVID-19 vaccine were able to get the sights the first time, even if they weren’t so lucky the second time around.

Dr. Raul Pino, of the Florida Department of Health in Orange County, gave details of the bizarre incident Thursday, saying the two were busied when they looked up at the Orange County Convention Center to get a second look for to complete the series and were turned away when vaccines noticed they were “looking funny” and saw that the dates of birth on their vaccine cards did not match the dates on licenses their driver.

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“We did not lack the willing arms to be vaccinated. We are also getting people to be old to get the vaccine. So yesterday, we realized that a couple of young women dressed as grandmothers came to get the vaccine for the second time, so I don’t know how they got out the first time but they came (for get) the vaccine. The hats, the gloves, the glasses – the whole thing and they were probably in their 20s, ”said Pino.

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Pino said at the time that a study had to be launched to find out if the women received the first doses and where those pictures were taken.

Kent Donahue, the public information officer for the Orange County health department, confirmed Monday that the two women received their first doses at the conference center but was unable to provide information on how they were treated. grip on the system and why they were not detected the first time.